Seriously, what does happen to the PV & VG in your lungs???
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I think that's true, especially since about 3 months after quitting cigarettes, your lungs can once again clean themselves -- thanks to the regrowth of the cilia.
However, with my own problems with VG, I think the stuff is just too thick for my own lungs to clean fast enough, so it builds up, and I start to feel it -- it feels like a hairball that I can't cough up. With 83%-84% PG, I don't get that feeling at all, and no more coughing than would be expected from an asthmatic, so it would seem that my lungs have no problem clearing PG -- it's thin so the coating is thin, easier to clean away.
Andria
Mmmmmkay.....
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From here...Vegetable Glycerine
Here is a study on the STERILITY TESTING AND ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF COMMERCIAL GRADE GLYCERINE , which says...
I have to find the information on my computer for antifungal properties of vegetable glycerine, be back later, perhaps later this evening.
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Mmmmmkay.....
(emphasis mine)
From here...Vegetable Glycerine
Here is a study on the STERILITY TESTING AND ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF COMMERCIAL GRADE GLYCERINE , which says...
I have to find the information on my computer for antifungal properties of vegetable glycerine, be back later, perhaps later this evening.
Find a study that emphasizes that when it is inhaled and not applied topically and your argument will carry more weight.
It already carries sufficient weight as I can find no where the opposite, can you argue the opposite with studies? Perhaps you could find some?
It already carries sufficient weight as I can find no where the opposite, can you argue the opposite with studies? Perhaps you could find some?
Sorry but using a topical argument when we are inhaling it, is different. Am I going to waste time trying to prove that to you? Nope. It's obvious plus something tells me there aren't any studies out there about the antimicrobial properties of inhaled VG. Which in itself renders your argument moot.
How about you google it and prove me wrong?
It already carries sufficient weight as I can find no where the opposite, can you argue the opposite with studies? Perhaps you could find some?
Can you find a study that says vaping mentholated liquids does not make green unicorns fly out of your ....? If there's no study says otherwise, then it must be true right?
My bad, please, show me how the body handles it differently, inhaled versus topical and why the effect would be lost on inhalation.Sorry but using a topical argument when we are inhaling it, is different. Am I going to waste time trying to prove that to you? Nope. It's obvious plus something tells me there aren't any studies out there about the antimicrobial properties of inhaled VG. Which in itself renders your argument moot.
How about you google it and prove me wrong?
Terrible analogy, what do green unicorns shooting out the .... and glycerin have in common anyway? If it's so harmful then prove it. Oh, wait, you can't, that's why you're here on behalf of green unicorns out yer .....
You should try and bring something more relevant to the table, green unicorns, lol, what have you been playing with?
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Sorry but using a topical argument when we are inhaling it, is different. Am I going to waste time trying to prove that to you? Nope. It's obvious plus something tells me there aren't any studies out there about the antimicrobial properties of inhaled VG. Which in itself renders your argument moot.
How about you google it and prove me wrong?
OK, you lost me. How is a "topical" properties argument not pertinent to the topical surface of the lungs?
If PG or VG is topically antibacterial, then it is antibacterial to the surface if the lung tissues as well. More so in fact because of the moisture, the diffusion gradient would cause a wider surface area to be covered by the antibacterial.
What you are implying is not logical.
Sorry but using a topical argument when we are inhaling it, is different. Am I going to waste time trying to prove that to you? Nope. It's obvious plus something tells me there aren't any studies out there about the antimicrobial properties of inhaled VG. Which in itself renders your argument moot.
How about you google it and prove me wrong?
VG and PG were both studied in relation to their use in medical
inhalers as both have similar properties.
the reason PG became the first choice was being thinner
it didn't clog as much as VG. inhalers with VG are availible
for those with a sensitivity to PG.
mike
I heard that waffles are a delicious alternative to pancakes. Can't find the study but I remember seeing it. Does anyone have the link?
WHOAH
I'm almost certain you have the study link to support your claim. Otherwise, you know, forum science and all that.....
and Everclear
Ill sip on Everclear but will avoid the Clorox, it doesnt mix well with orange juice....I like that term... "Forum Science".
BTW - A recent Study found that 3 out of 4 brands of Maple Syrup contained Diacetyl.
Which could contribute to Pancake Lung.
LOL
But..... MY syrup supplier only uses diacetyl-free trees in the manufacture of their syrup. They typed a letter in Microsoft word so I have proof!
My taste buds tell me the truth.
Its a Well Known fact that when a person switches from French Toast to Waffles, that it takes awhile for their Taste Buds to come back.
Just give it some Time and you should be Fine. And Remember to Drink a Lot of Water.
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